Teen Ink Magazine,
February 2002 :
Fiction Articles
A Question of Love I'mgoing to make you fall in love with me by the end of the summer." I blushedand smiled, not responding because it is only the second time we have talked. Continue...
Calm Like the Sea She had never feltquite like this. He had never seen in another person's eyes what he saw in hers.Nothing big had happened, maybe it had always been there, but he hadn't noticedit until now. She jumped at the sound of his arrival and he saw her flinch infear. Continue...
This selection can be found in Teen Ink: Written in theDirt, the sixth in the Teen Ink book series, comprised all of fiction andpoetry. All six books are available in bookstores nationwide and online. Continue...
This selection can be found in Teen Ink: Written in theDirt, the sixth in the Teen Ink book series, comprised all of fiction andpoetry. All six books are available in bookstores nationwide and online. Continue...
This selection can be found in Teen Ink: Written in theDirt, the sixth in the Teen Ink book series, comprised all of fiction andpoetry. All six books are available in bookstores nationwide and online. Continue...
This selection can be found in Teen Ink: Written in theDirt, the sixth in the Teen Ink book series, comprised all of fiction andpoetry. All six books are available in bookstores nationwide and online. Continue...
The Garden Throughthe tinted windows the first rays of sunlight break the wrinkles on theprofessor's face. As he prepares for class, the sun moves higher until one canfinally make out his profile. Continue...
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